Tama High School - Iuka Yearbook (Tama, IA)

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DAVID LAIRD I never let studying interfere with my p1easure. MARY IEAN MILLER The thing I want most out of school is my- self. DONALD KUBICEK MARIE LACINA 'Life is what you make it, A capable little housekeep- and Don makes the most of er. it. W I E., H22 K X 4: GERALD MEEK I was born for some- thing great, but what?' SANDRA MITCHELL Known for her quiet- ness and liked for her smile. DIANA MORGAN JOE MURTY It's nice to be natural when I often tell myself that you are naturally nice. there is more in me than people think. TAMA STATE BANK

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X- , , ,J 459 Q1 J' Xi MARY LOU HOFER She is fast! oh yesg she writes Gregg short- hand. PAT JACOBSEN She blushes only when the center of attrac- tion. DAVID HARTSELL Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we may have to work. DONALD HAYEK Bless the man who invented sleep. GARY IACOBSEN Does anyone want to hear a good joke? RONNIE IACOBSEN All the world is a stageg but to me it is a circus. JANICE JOHNSTON BETTY KEAHNA She chatters, chatters as she She is quiet, she is shy, but goesg and she goes on for- there's mischief in her ever. eye. FORD 8: MERCURY SALES 8: SERVICE Y

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BARBARA ROSS And knowing much she burned to know still more. FRANK SNYDER An old reporter never dies, he just fades away.' HOWARD PET ERSEN DELORES REBIK Every man is a volume if She has a wit and will all you know how to read him. her own. RUTH SACKETT Teen -age school marm. BILL SPOONER The teachers always discover my faultsg they never appreciate my charm. YVONNE STURTZ ROBERT TURNER Even though vanquished, I 11ke work it fascrnates she could argue still. meg I can sit and look at it by the hour. MUTT HARRIS CHEVROLET